Sentence examples for acute about from inspiring English sources

Anxieties are particularly acute about the future for Japan's youth.

Yet Petterson is novelistically acute about human motive and self-deception.

The production is acute about how self-awareness can more often paralyse than liberate.

The novel also includes abundant literary criticism, some of it very acute, about Latin American authors.

The play looks newly acute about religious fundamentalism, and the way a sexual encounter between a young girl and an older man can come back to haunt him.

He is especially acute about her relationship with the feared yet longed for surgery that added to her power even as it subtracted from her body.

Treatment with antibiotics shortens the duration of the acute illness by about 16 hours.

While the humanitarian toll of the conflict is most acute in deaths—about 5,000 people die each month the refugee crisis is becoming a more pressing international concern.  .

In the Netherlands, it has been argued that since society is likely to feel quite different about acute death than about a predicted (or certain) death in 20 years, calculating proportional shortfall from the moment of treatment would be more appropriate.

He was wary, not surprisingly, given the government's acute sensitivity about nuclear weapons.

But his acute anxiety about the press gets easily confused for arrogance, just because he's rich and famous.